>From - Mike Disbrow, listowner A note to all - My wife and I will be out of town from Saturday March 20th until April 1st, so emails and any other correspondence will go unanswered until after that time. Soon after I return I hope to make the Disbrow Civil War Soldiers cd available. It is essentially done now, but I have not burned any extra copies as I'd been hoping to hear that someone might have more files and/or photos to add. But I will go with what I have now and that will be a lot of information. When I notify this mailing list that the cd is available, I will give you a complete list of the contents so that each person can decide whether or not it's something they'd like to have. And I'd be glad to answer any individual questions about the contents ahead of time. I'm also putting together a cd that will have (at least) twelve "Disbrow Descendants Reports" on it, including the descendants of Henry and Margaret (Haddon) Disbrow of Mamaroneck, NY. Each of these reports traces the known descendants of a person named Disbrow who was either a known immigrant to the U. S., or whose origins are unknown or in question. None of the families in these reports have any known relationship to Thomas Disbrow of Fairfield, who is the subject of my published books. The Disbrow Family Newsletters will be another cd to come in the future. Before long I'll be setting up page on the Disbrow Web Site to fully explain the range of available Disbrow cd's and their contents. Sincerely, Mike